BULLOCK AND SANDERSON ORDERS IN PRACTICE: UNSUCCESSFUL DEFENDANT ORDERED TO INDEMNIFY CLAIMANT AGAINST SUCCESSFUL DEFENDANTS’ COSTS

One of the abiding memories of learning (and teaching) civil procedure is knowing the difference between a Bullock and a Sanderson order.  Students (and practitioners) can see a Bullock order in practice in the decision of Mr Justice Nicol in Jabang v Wadman & Ors [2017] EWHC 1993 (QB).  The one...

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